The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-06-02

We call attention to the new lad" Of P.D.
,utor on fourth page.
Next week complete list Of the build
ugs now being built on the new townsite
will be published. |
Mr.. Budde ii doing a vast amount Of
work, but preserves his good nature and
surprisingly we'll:
W. H. Draper, dentist, Of Devils Dake,
will be in Bottineau, about the 10TH of June,
to look after the molars and masticators Of
our citizens. 49,.
Said young raan the other day, "why |
can't we have soda water and ice-creani
stand here in town, too9" Undoubtedly
the virtuoas maidens Of Bottiheau thihk |
likewise in this matter.
Ye reporter, accompanied by +. NJ. Wood
ward and J. Kyle went over to Danselth
Monday, aha brought back with them 81
good reliable Washington press, upon
which this paper will now be printed.
When Dan McBrayen moved the wsod-
house of his hotel to the new townsite last
Tuesday, it went with colors flying, ana a
motion which seemed to say "Don't touch
me-we're invincible." whoop 'erup, Dan,
and don't let your flag trail in The dust.
A Bottineau man who had not chewed to-
bacco for fifteen years took q chew ths
other day, and it 50 delighted Tim tSat he
CONTINUED and used up thirty-fve cents Of
navy plug tobacco during the day and was
seen going home in the evening with all
the appearances and signs Of man having
deliriun tremens.
"Qh. my" exclaimed country lad., who
having done his marketing at the stores
was taking in the town, "just think Of it,
in three years Bottineau will be big city,
with street cars, electric lights, and then
we shall see some fine things" u.t Well, our
country cousin is Tot very far "OH" in his
calculation, according to present outlook Of
things
At Dunseith, last Saturday lightning de-
molished thet chimney and inside of the
building formerly used for county purposes
at that place. 1t is said lightning never
strikes twice in the same place. and Dun
seth should now rise Ikea Phoenix and
increase its wealth end Importance thrice
fotd.! What do you think about it, Bro,
Aairt Ta.'''cr - .;.,,. =. :s,..t II.
Chas. Taylor can umpire in the; most ap-
proved fashion, but WHEN he picks up the
bat, although he can swing,it with all the
force and power of John j.. Sullivan, he, is
never able to reach first base from his
strikes. However, don't get discouraged,
Charles, perhaps the ball, will strike the bat
sometime, and you will be able to make a
! home run: !, e.,
The other day as some visitors from De
| wills Lake were walking about town with
1 one Of our citizens, one Of the former re-
| marked that ae was thirsty. Dur citizen
| told him that We had s5me coed water, in
town. "Water;2 said the visitor, drawing
himself up.n his fnls .heigath,, ,"water, why
havn't drank any water for over year.
Cigars followed thia break, ,H..,.:. -.
| Those business mens who Ore painting
! their buildings arepertainly showing goot
foresight and t,old Nav England tern
entitled '4ong- -headativeness.' ~ 1t not onl,
improves. the buildings and tie appearance
Of the TOWN, but assists very. much in pre-
serving:the structures against ths irroad
! Of weather and time-thus proving An th
long run to be an: :economioatmeasure B.
all means paint your buildings. ! "2al|
! The nosls red man seems: to be fond .
u putting ii large share Of his time ahou
Bottineal.'', To the'.unitiatcdesyet bfeaster
people, he is quite q novel sight. The doc
4 ofopr sanctum was; darkened one day thi
| week by q unique specimen Of this ,rac,
who Held uptwo ducks which he informe
us he wanted: to selk J But he had got int
the wrong psw. II the poor pfiotef ca
; get crackers and cheese occasionally /
thinks he is doing well. j. -, ,. =
The season pf picnics is now fully |
hand, aud undoubtedly many Of our peopl
especially the younger portion, are cogn
zant and glad ofthis tact. Many . freckl.
nose and peelea. sslh Will soon attest Il
pleasure Of being out in the sun. tits woi
derful what an amount Of torture tho avs
! age young man win undergo to please 4
merry maidens.' Givsp. . pretty girl
picnic attire and hat he will at the sligh
: est hint, undergo anything to- please b i
fancy, even to rowing boat several mill
! al the cost Of blisteged bsnds, and days
! subsequent pain and misery. So wags Il
!. world in which we:iiye.
I Owing to the fact that our new Office
! the Budde building did ot'arrive at . =
ftfent stage Of completion . enable : ]
! moval of our material there the early ps
u Of The week We ars once more obliged
7 send the P1onsBR out in.its old form, !
/ lhSxt week we hope Ao !. make gra